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Cabrillo National Monument protects a unique and diverse landscape thriving with life. Follow our science teams into the field and discover the stories of our park’s natural resources and beyond.

Weed Warriors: High Tech Students Help Preserve Their National Park

November 03, 2017 Posted by: Alex Warneke

Cabrillo National Monument is proud to partner with students at High Tech High Media Arts to remove invasive plants in the park. In accordance with the ongoing mission of the National Park Service and the Centennial Call-to-Action, this project seeks to develop and nurture lifelong connections between young people and their National Park through meaningful educational experiences.

Project-based Learning, Stewardship, Invasive Species

 

Local Students Assist in Invasive Species Removal

May 21, 2017 Posted by: Alex Warneke

Cabrillo National Monument is once again proud to partner with the students of High Tech High Media Arts- this time to remove invasive seaweeds from the Cabrillo tidepools. In accordance with the ongoing mission of the National Park Service, this project seeks to develop and nurture lifelong connections between young people and their National Parks through meaningful education experiences.

Stewardship, Natural Resources, Restoration, Invasive Species